Is the hemispatial deficit produced by right parietal lobe damage associated with retinal or gravitational coordinates?
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Summary
The hypothesis that right posterior parietal lesions cause two attentional deficits, namely, a reduced reactivity to stimuli in the left visual field (LVF), and a reduced reactsivity to any stimulus which occupies a relative left position, was tested in 8 patients with an extinction syndrome.
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- 1987-02-01
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Visual field, Stimulus (psychology), Psychology, Audiology, Parietal lobe
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